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A security event monitoring specialist is responsible for identifying security threats and providing assistance in resolving them in real-time. The role includes detecting and evaluating potential threats to information security systems, collecting relevant information, analyzing it, and transferring it to information security teams, thus forming a critical link in the ability to respond to these events and minimize the damage they can cause to the organization's networks and systems.

Responsible for creating unique visual content using artificial intelligence, and developing tools that allow the organization to produce high-quality and accurate digital art. Unlike an AI artist who uses existing tools to create images, an AI art engineer builds, adapts, and improves the systems themselves — such as generative models, image engines, and graphics creation tools. The role includes writing and improving models that generate images, developing "smart prompts" to create consistent results according to brand guidelines, and implementing tools in the organization for various needs such as advertising, design, videos, or virtual worlds. The engineer combines creative thinking with technological knowledge to enable companies to create innovative, fast, and personalized content — without relying solely on external tools.

Nursing is a profession in the healthcare field that provides medical and nursing care to patients in various settings, such as hospitals, clinics, and nursing homes. The role includes monitoring patients' health conditions, administering medications, performing medical examinations and blood tests, providing preventive guidance, and attending to patients' needs. The role typically involves collaboration with other medical teams to provide a systematic response to the patient.

Rehabilitation counselors provide support and guidance to people with physical, mental, or cognitive disabilities, aiming to improve their quality of life and empower them in their integration into society. They provide daily support, teach independent living skills, and help improve social and communication skills. Additionally, counselors work in collaboration with multidisciplinary teams, such as psychologists and doctors, to develop personalized treatment programs. They can work in settings such as assisted living facilities, rehabilitation day centers, youth and adult homes for people with disabilities, vocational rehabilitation programs, and special education institutions.